D.C. motor
AssigneeMueller and Smith, LPA
InventorChristian C. Petersen
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AssigneeMueller and Smith, LPA
InventorChristian C. Petersen
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A P.M. d.c. motor in which the permanent magnets thereof are provided as thin arcuate segments of predetermined length which rotate about a circular locus of core component defining poles. The paired permanent magnets are configured to slightly straddle the end surfaces of the core components as they pass thereover to effect a shear form of magnetic interaction with flux interaction regions or surfaces of the laminar core components. This serves to substantially minimize axially directed magnetic attractive forces including any time varying axial force terms which may be developed in consequence of commutation. Further a localize rotor balancing is achieved. A highly efficient core structure formed as a core base having outwardly extending legs which are bent perpendicularly upward to form upstanding core components is provided. Additionally, an aerodynamic seal is developed at the periphery of the rotor stator combination to provide for the isolation of any contaminants.
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In a d.c. motor of a variety wherein a plurality of discrete generally parallel core components having excitation windings mounted therewith are supported upon a stator along a circular locus of pole positions about a motor axis and in which a rotor having permanent magnet components with axially directed magnetization is mounted for rotation above said circular locus of pole positions to effect formation of rotational drive torque vectors is provided, the method for reducing axially directed vector attractive forces between said rotor and said core components, comprising the steps of:
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